
How to Eat Free Salad Forever
With a few dollars’ investment in seeds, you can enjoy a lifetime of free, fresh, healthy, organic salad.

With a few dollars’ investment in seeds, you can enjoy a lifetime of free, fresh, healthy, organic salad.

Herbs for tea are extremely easy to grow and often perennial. Here’s how to plan your own tea garden, plus tips on harvesting, storing and brewing.

Preparedness expert Gaye Levy of Backdoor Survival explains why you should dust off your old cookbooks, and maybe acquire some new ones, too.

I can remember my Grandma going out every evening into her little garden. She would gently pick some of this, snip some of that and always cut a big bunch of zinnias to brighten her kitchen table. Now I keep my own kitchen garden. Here’s why.

Dave Ross checks in on his Amish neighbors to see how they tap their maples for sap and, eventually, delicious syrup.

In the time it takes to set up your coffee maker at night, you can start a batch of hot oatmeal that will be ready to dish out and enjoy when you get up. Top with nuts, maple syrup, fresh fruit or whatever you’d like!

As far as food and daily rituals go, there may be nothing quite so simple and satisfying as making a fresh loaf of bread.

Add a garden journal as one of your garden tools and help your garden become an “all you can reap buffet.”

While our store regularly has sauerkraut demonstrations, we hadn’t dabbled much more in fermenting. Until now.

Happy (almost) New Year! January 1st traditionally equals gut-check time. So let’s all delve in together, shall we?

Classic Cowboy Rolls with Cinnamon Honey Butter

Shopping the Old-Fashioned Way with Mrs. Claus at Lehman’s

Roasted Pumpkin Soup and Pumpkin-Shaped Sourdough Loaves Recipe

Winter Beekeeping Tips: How to Help Your Hive Thrive All Season

Multiply Your Houseplants: A Beginner’s Guide to Propagation

The Ultimate Multi-Purpose Tool: A Baker’s Choice Wood Cookstove